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Decision of Note: No Interference Seen in Failure of Deal Talks

The Appellate Court of Conn-ecticut affirmed that the rap group Fort Knox failed to establish that a member's brother tortiously interfered with the group's business expectancy of entering into a recording contract with rap mogul Master P.

3 minute read August 28, 2007 at 02:49 PM
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Decision of Note: No Interference Seen in Failure of Deal Talks

The Appellate Court of Conn-ecticut affirmed that the rap group Fort Knox failed to establish that a member's brother tortiously interfered with the group's business expectancy of entering into a recording contract with rap mogul Master P. Robinson v.

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